Finding hourly work shouldn’t take weeks
JobDepot started because looking for hourly work online is more annoying than it needs to be. The same job shows up five times on five different sites, half the listings have already closed, and some “jobs” turn out to be sign-up forms. We wanted one place where people could see what’s open near them and get on with applying.
What we do
JobDepot is a job search site. We collect job openings from publicly available sources, clean them up, and sort them by role and city so you can find something close to home. When you click apply, you go to the website where the actual application happens.
Most of what you’ll find here keeps things moving: warehouse and fulfillment jobs, picking and packing, sortation, forklift and material handling, and delivery driving. You’ll also find part-time and flexible work, from pet sitting and babysitting to tutoring and shopping gigs, for anyone who needs hours around the rest of their life.
What we don’t do
- We’re not the employer. We don’t hire, interview or make job offers. That’s always the company you apply to.
- We don’t collect CVs. Please don’t send us your resume or ID documents. Applications happen on the employer’s own website.
- We never charge job seekers. Searching on JobDepot is free. If anyone asks you to pay to get a job “through JobDepot”, it isn’t us.
- No accounts, no sign-up. JobDepot has no membership or registration. Just open a listing and go.
- No partnerships. We don’t have business relationships with the employers or websites our listings link to.
Who’s behind it
JobDepot is run by a small, independent team. We’ve been building job search tools for a few years now, and JobDepot is where we focus on hourly, warehouse and local jobs across the United States.
We also write practical guides on our blog, mostly about the questions people send us: what the first week in a warehouse is like, how to pick a shift, and why applications sometimes go quiet.
Tell us when something’s off
Found a listing that’s expired, a link that doesn’t work, or something that just looks wrong? Let us know through our contact page. A real person reads every message, and we look into listing problems as soon as we can.